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1. BGP-Mux is a system that enables wide-area route control for networks inside GENI. BGP-Mux allows scarce resources, such as IP prefixes and AS numbers, to be shared among experimental virtual networks. This demo will showcase the automated management of such resources.

2. Two AC connections for laptops and one AC connection for projector.

3. Two wired Ethernet connections.

4. No wireless connections if (3) is satisfied.

5. Projector: (y)

6. One poster.

7. One static IP address.

8. No special requests.

Website for more information: ​http://valas.gtnoise.net/tp

1. Brief description.

BGP-Mux aggregate presents experiments with realistic upstream Internet peering. The demo will show how a researcher using ProtoGENI Flash Interface can instantiate experiments with upstream BGP sessions to real ISPs in Atlanta, Madison, and Princeton.

2. List of equipment.

Poster stand, projector with a projecting screen, AC outlet for projector and for laptop, wired Internet connection, publicly route-able IP address.

3. Number of wired connections.

One wired connection.

4. Number of wireless connections.

No wireless connections.

5. Projector.

Yes, projector is needed.

6. Number of posters.

One poster.

7. Number of static addresses.

One publicly route-able static IP address.

8. Description of any special requests.

The static IP address must be from a public IP address space.

(Request entered for Nick Feamster, who reported a problem with his ticket.)

BGPMUX description is the same as before.

Need 2 AC outlets, 1 laptop wired connection, 1 projector, a 1 static IP address.